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Can the Brain Unlearn Chronic Pain? With Dr Howard Schubiner and Gigi Cockell (opens the original)
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Can the brain create real, physical pain even after the body has healed? In this episode, host David Mark, Co-Director Coaching at the New School of Nutritional Medicine, speaks with Dr Howard Schubiner, physician and author of Unlearn Your Pain, and pain and wellness practitioner Gigi Cockell about neuroplastic pain: chronic symptoms that persist not because of ongoing tissue damage, but because the brain has learned to sound a warning signal that no longer serves a purpose. Dr Schubiner explai
Meet Emma, our 2025 Graduate (opens the original)
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Khush recently sat down with Emma, one of our graduates and now part of our practitioner team. Emma came to the New School with no background in science. In fact, before joining us, science was something she associated with Bunsen burners 🤩 She had no intention of becoming a practitioner. Emma joined because she wanted to understand her own health anxiety and take 'control' of her health, and learn how to better support the health of her family. The timing was, shall we say, a little iffy . Emma
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